Female Stigma
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Female Stigma
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Having the wrong face
Having the wrong skills
Having the wrong voice
Work twice as hard as
Be twice as smart as
Sing twice as good as
It seems like I'm inferior
Compared to you
I have the female stigma
I'll never be as good as you
Walking my way
And doing things my way
Won't do any good no more
My adaptation
Is assimilating
And conforming to you
It seems like I'm inferior
Compared to you
I have the female stigma
I'll never be as good as you
Having the right face
Having the right skills
Having the right voice
Be just as lazy
Be just as laidback
Sing just as good as
It seems like I'm inferior
Compared to you
I have the female stigma
I'll never be as good as you
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